CN112109580A - Micro-grid electric automobile charge and discharge control system with electric quantity self-distribution function - Google Patents
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Abstract
The invention relates to a micro-grid electric vehicle charge-discharge control system with self-distributed electric quantity, which comprises a vehicle-mounted intelligent terminal, a micro-grid control center, an electric rescue vehicle and a bidirectional charge-discharge device, wherein the vehicle-mounted intelligent terminal is mounted in an electric vehicle and is used for acquiring next-day electric quantity demand information, receiving electricity price information broadcast by the micro-grid control center and generating an electric vehicle charge-discharge strategy based on the electricity price information; the method comprises the steps that a microgrid control center receives next-day electric quantity demand information of each electric automobile, and electricity price information and an energy scheduling control instruction of the electric rescue vehicle are generated based on predicted microgrid power generation information and the next-day electric quantity demand information; the electric rescue vehicle carries out charging and discharging scheduling based on the energy scheduling control instruction; the bidirectional charging and discharging device is arranged between the electric automobile and the microgrid and between the electric rescue vehicle and the microgrid to realize charging and discharging of the electric automobile and the electric rescue vehicle. Compared with the prior art, the method has the advantages of improving the safe and reliable operation performance of the micro-grid and the like.
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Technical Field
The invention belongs to the technical field of electric automobile charging and discharging control, and particularly relates to a micro-grid electric automobile charging and discharging control system with electric quantity self-distribution.
Background
One of the important features of smart grid customer-side management is to guide power consumption through electricity price, provide lower-price power resources for end users, and provide a more flexible energy management means for power system scheduling of large grids. A large amount of electric automobile are the important component part of little electric wire netting load, unordered access of a large amount of electric automobile can bring certain uncertainty on the one hand, especially if add electric automobile's charging load when electric wire netting load peak, can cause the load peak to add the peak, influence little electric wire netting's safe and stable operation, on the other hand, electric automobile's battery can regard as the mobile energy memory of electric wire netting, if can rationally guide electric automobile's charge-discharge action, make it reverse power transmission to the electric wire netting at load peak moment, can play the effect of peak clipping and valley filling, be favorable to promoting the security of electric wire netting.
The V2G (Vehicle to Grid) technology realizes the bidirectional interaction between the power Grid and the Vehicle, and is an important component of the smart power Grid technology. The electric automobile not only is used as a power consumption body, but also can provide power for a power grid through the discharge of the storage battery when the electric automobile is idle, so that the interaction and exchange of energy between the electric automobile and the power grid are realized, and a wider space is provided for the promotion of power system energy scheduling by the access of a large number of electric automobiles. Therefore, how to use the bidirectional charge-discharge characteristic of the electric vehicle supporting the V2G technology and how to formulate a corresponding electricity price to guide the consumption behavior of the electric vehicle users in consideration of the imperfect social behavior of the electric vehicle users so as to assist the energy scheduling of the microgrid, enable the microgrid to realize self-sufficiency by using a new energy power source as much as possible, and ensure that the microgrid and the large power grid can safely and stably operate is still a key point and a difficult point of research.
Patent application CN110932257A (a microgrid energy scheduling method) discloses a microgrid energy scheduling method, which includes firstly, constructing a prediction control model objective function, using the actual measurement capacity of an energy storage system at the current moment of a microgrid as an initial value, secondly, using the output of each gas turbine and the charging and discharging electric quantity of the energy storage system as control quantities, establishing a microgrid prediction model, and then, under the condition that constraint conditions are met, using the minimum economic performance of the microgrid as an objective function, optimizing and solving a control variable sequence in a future time period, then, only acting the first control variable sequence on the system, solving the output of each gas turbine and the storage battery capacity at the next moment, and finally, using the actual measurement value at the next moment as an initial value, and optimizing again. However, the technology does not fully consider the utilization of a new energy power supply in the microgrid, does not utilize the energy storage characteristic of an electric vehicle battery, needs additional energy storage device construction cost, is high in cost, and is not beneficial to the safe and reliable operation of the microgrid.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims to overcome the defects in the prior art and provide the micro-grid electric vehicle charge and discharge control system capable of improving the safe and reliable operation performance of the micro-grid and realizing the electric quantity self-distribution.
The purpose of the invention can be realized by the following technical scheme:
a micro-grid electric automobile charge and discharge control system with self-distributed electric quantity comprises a vehicle-mounted intelligent terminal, a micro-grid control center, an electric rescue vehicle and a bidirectional charge and discharge device,
the vehicle-mounted intelligent terminal is arranged in the electric automobile and used for collecting next-day electric quantity demand information, receiving power price information broadcasted by the microgrid control center and generating an electric automobile charging and discharging strategy based on the power price information;
the microgrid control center receives the next-day electric quantity demand information of each electric vehicle, and generates electricity price information and an energy scheduling control instruction of the electric rescue vehicle based on the predicted microgrid power generation information and the next-day electric quantity demand information;
the electric rescue vehicle carries out charging and discharging scheduling based on the energy scheduling control instruction;
the bidirectional charging and discharging device is arranged between the electric automobile and the microgrid and between the electric rescue vehicle and the microgrid, so that charging and discharging of the electric automobile and the electric rescue vehicle are realized.
Further, the next day electric quantity demand information comprises the networking time interval of the next day of the electric automobile and the demand electric quantity.
Further, the vehicle-mounted intelligent terminal generates an electric vehicle charging and discharging strategy based on the electricity price information with a maximum utility function target.
Further, the microgrid power generation information comprises the power generation amount of each time period of the next day, and the microgrid power generation information is obtained based on weather forecast information prediction.
Further, the microgrid control center generates electricity price information and an energy scheduling control instruction of the electric rescue vehicle by adopting an evolution game model with demand response.
Further, the microgrid control center simultaneously considers the charge state of the electric rescue vehicle to generate an energy scheduling control instruction of the electric rescue vehicle.
Further, when the microgrid control center generates an energy scheduling control instruction of the electric rescue vehicle, whether a suitable electric rescue vehicle exists is judged, and corresponding operation is executed according to a judgment result, specifically:
when the electric quantity of the microgrid is surplus, judging whether an electric rescue vehicle with the electric quantity not full exists, if so, generating an energy dispatching control instruction for the electric rescue vehicle, and if not, not generating the energy dispatching control instruction;
when the electric quantity of the micro-grid has a gap, judging whether an electric vehicle with full or electric quantity exists, if so, generating an energy dispatching control instruction for the electric vehicle, and if not, generating an instruction for purchasing electricity from the large-grid.
Further, the electric rescue vehicle is shared by a plurality of micro-grids of one area.
And further, the electric rescue vehicle generates a path plan based on the energy dispatching control instruction, and performs corresponding charging and discharging operations after moving to a target microgrid based on the path plan.
Further, the vehicle-mounted intelligent terminal realizes charging fee payment based on the generated electric vehicle charging and discharging strategy.
Compared with the prior art, the invention has the following beneficial effects:
1. the invention can realize the energy scheduling management of the microgrid, effectively improve the utilization rate of the new energy power supply in the microgrid and greatly promote the self-sufficiency of the power supply in the new energy microgrid.
2. According to the invention, the user requirements are adjusted through the electricity price, the social behaviors of the user are fully considered, lower-price power resources can be provided for electric vehicle users, a more flexible energy management means is provided for the micro-grid, and the safe and stable operation of the micro-grid and the large-grid is facilitated.
3. The electric rescue vehicle can be shared by a plurality of micro-grids in one area, the rescue vehicle can be dispatched by the micro-grids according to the requirements, and the energy stability of the micro-grids can be realized by controlling the movement and dispatching of the electric rescue vehicle among the micro-grids. The electric rescue vehicle provides an effective means for dealing with sudden uncertain factors in reality.
4. The intelligent terminal is adopted to declare the electric quantity, the internal program of the intelligent terminal is used for realizing the purpose of adjusting the charging requirement according to the price of the micro-grid by taking the utility function of the user as the maximum, in addition, the intelligent terminal in real-time operation automatically controls the charging and discharging of the electric automobile and pays the charging cost, the participation of the user is not needed in the whole process except the electric quantity declaration stage, the intellectualization and the automation of the charging process are reflected, and good interactive experience can be provided for the user.
5. The invention mainly utilizes the evolutionary game method to solve the demand response process of the electric automobile and distributes excitation according to the contribution of the electric automobile to the society, thereby effectively guiding the electric automobile to discharge at the high load moment and charge at the low valley moment, adjusting the load curve of the micro-grid and enabling the micro-grid to stably run.
6. The invention introduces an incentive mechanism, and the incentive is distributed according to the contribution of the electric automobile to the society. While incentivizing modification of their payment prices based on relative consumption of electric vehicles. For two different electric vehicles, different incentive rewards can be obtained as long as the consumption of the two different electric vehicles is different, the discharging process of the electric vehicles can be encouraged, the microgrid benefits, and meanwhile, users can enjoy more favorable price on the premise of meeting the demand.
7. According to the invention, the generated energy condition of the new energy power supply such as wind energy, light energy, solar energy and the like is predicted by using the weather forecast information, and with the deep research on power generation prediction in the prior art, the accuracy of power generation prediction is obviously improved, and the real-time performance is better.
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FIG. 2 is a flow chart of charge and discharge control according to the present invention;
fig. 3 is a diagram of a rolling optimization process of the charging and discharging behaviors of the electric vehicle in each time period according to the invention.
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The invention is described in detail below with reference to the figures and specific embodiments. The present embodiment is implemented on the premise of the technical solution of the present invention, and a detailed implementation manner and a specific operation process are given, but the scope of the present invention is not limited to the following embodiments.
As shown in fig. 1, the invention provides a microgrid electric vehicle charge-discharge control system with self-distributed electric quantity, which comprises a vehicle-mounted intelligent terminal, a microgrid control center, an electric rescue vehicle and a bidirectional charge-discharge device, wherein the vehicle-mounted intelligent terminal is mounted in an electric vehicle and is used for collecting next-day electric quantity demand information, including the next-day networking time interval and the demanded electric quantity of the electric vehicle, receiving electricity price information broadcast by the microgrid control center and generating an electric vehicle charge-discharge strategy based on the electricity price information; the microgrid control center receives the next-day electric quantity demand information of each electric vehicle, and generates electricity price information and an energy scheduling control instruction of the electric rescue vehicle based on the predicted microgrid power generation information and the next-day electric quantity demand information; the electric rescue vehicle carries out charging and discharging scheduling based on the energy scheduling control instruction; the bidirectional charging and discharging device is arranged between the electric automobile and the microgrid and between the electric rescue vehicle and the microgrid, so that charging and discharging of the electric automobile and the electric rescue vehicle are realized.
Aiming at the energy scheduling problem of the microgrid, the method adopts a day-ahead reporting mechanism of an intelligent terminal, electric vehicle users report the next day networking time interval and the required electric quantity of the electric vehicle to a microgrid control center through the intelligent terminal, and the microgrid control center predicts the power generation time interval and the power generation rate of a new energy power supply in the microgrid according to weather forecast information and coordinates the electric quantity distribution of the electric vehicle by adopting a game theory method. The microgrid control center collects aggregated electric vehicle demand information through the vehicle-mounted intelligent terminal, adjusts electricity price information according to the aggregated electric quantity demand of the electric vehicles, simultaneously broadcasts to the vehicle-mounted intelligent terminal, determines whether to schedule the electric vehicles to be assisted, and realizes that the maximum utility function of a user is the target adjustment charging demand by the internal program of the vehicle-mounted intelligent terminal.
The vehicle-mounted intelligent terminal A is an intermediary between a power system and an electric vehicle user and comprises a human-computer interaction module A2, a communication module A3 and a charge-discharge control module A1, wherein,
human-computer interaction module A2: the intelligent charging system is mainly responsible for collecting user information, a day-ahead declaration mechanism is adopted at a user side, a vehicle owner reports the networking time interval of the next day of the electric vehicle and the required electric quantity to the intelligent terminal, and meanwhile, the charging requirement is adjusted by taking the maximum utility function of the user as a target based on the feedback electricity price information.
Communication module a 3: the method comprises the steps of reporting the networking time interval of the electric vehicle on the next day and the required electric quantity reported by a vehicle owner to a microgrid control center, receiving energy scheduling information from the microgrid control center, and realizing information interaction with an energy scheduling module of the microgrid control center.
Charge and discharge control module a 1: according to energy scheduling information from the microgrid control center, the intelligent terminal in real-time operation automatically controls the charging and discharging of the electric automobile through the bidirectional charging and discharging device, and charges are paid.
The microgrid control center is provided with an energy scheduling module B, which comprises an electric quantity predicting module B1, a gaming module B2 and a communication module B3, wherein,
electric quantity prediction module B1: predicting the power generation amount of each time period of the next day according to the weather forecast information, and transmitting the predicted power generation information to an evolutionary game module B2;
gaming module B2: and formulating corresponding electricity price according to the predicted generated energy and the charging information provided by the intelligent terminal, and coordinating the electric quantity distribution of the electric automobile by adopting an evolutionary game method. The microgrid control center collects aggregated electric automobile demand information through the intelligent terminals, adjusts electricity price information according to the aggregated electric quantity demand of the electric automobiles, and broadcasts the information to the intelligent terminals, and the process can be modeled into an evolution game model with demand response.
Communication module B3: the intelligent terminal is responsible for receiving weather forecast information, receiving charging demand information from the intelligent terminal, broadcasting the electricity price to the intelligent terminal and transmitting energy scheduling information to the networked electric rescue vehicles.
The electric rescue vehicle is an electric vehicle with special functions, can be dispatched among a plurality of micro-grids in a certain area, carries out path planning according to energy dispatching information of a micro-grid control center and controls the movement of the electric rescue vehicle so as to reach a specified place for charging and discharging, and realizes that electric quantity is transmitted to the micro-grid at the electric quantity emergency time and charging and energy storage are carried out at the electric quantity surplus time. The electric rescue vehicle C is responsible for power assistance among a plurality of micro-grids in a certain area, is similar to a mobile charger, and comprises a communication module C1, a mobile control module C2 and a charging and discharging module C3, wherein,
communication module C1: the intelligent charging and discharging system is responsible for communication with the microgrid control center, receives energy scheduling information from the microgrid control center, and can improve the informatization and intelligentization level of charging and discharging services.
Movement control module C2: and carrying out road strength planning according to energy scheduling information of the microgrid control center, and controlling the movement of the electric rescue vehicle to enable the electric rescue vehicle to reach a specified place and carry out driving record.
Charge and discharge module C3: and after the micro-grid power supply reaches a specified place, charging and discharging are carried out according to energy scheduling information from the micro-grid control center, so that the electric quantity is transmitted to the micro-grid at the electric quantity emergency time, and charging and energy storage are carried out at the electric quantity surplus time.
The bidirectional charging and discharging device D is used as an energy interaction interface between the electric automobile and the micro-grid, so that the electric automobile is charged and the electric quantity of the electric automobile is reversely transmitted to the micro-grid. For a method for realizing the bidirectional charging/discharging device, reference may be made to related documents, for example, a utility model patent (patent No. CN201920302170.3) "an intrinsic safety type mobile power supply box for a coal mine car".
The process of the micro-grid electric vehicle charge and discharge control system for realizing charge and discharge control is shown in fig. 2, and comprises the following steps:
s1: the electric automobile user adopts a day-ahead declaration mechanism, and reports the networking time interval of the electric automobile the next day and the required electric quantity through a human-computer interaction module A2 of the vehicle-mounted intelligent terminal.
S2: the communication module A3 of the vehicle-mounted intelligent terminal reports the networking time interval of the electric vehicle on the next day reported by the vehicle owner and the required electric quantity to the communication module B3 of the microgrid control center, and information interaction between the intelligent terminal and the energy scheduling module of the microgrid control center is achieved.
S3: and the electric quantity prediction module B1 predicts the power generation time interval and the power generation rate of the new energy power supply such as wind energy, light energy and solar energy in the microgrid according to the weather forecast information.
Researches on predicting power generation capacity according to weather information such as wind speed and illumination are relatively mature, and a large number of references are elaborated in detail and are not repeated here.
S4: an incentive plan (indirect disclosure mechanism) was introduced to maximize the aggregate surplus of electric car populations. Each electric vehicle may be considered an agent, and each agent may implement an evolving dynamic equation to find the best resource allocation.
The game module B2 formulates a time-of-use electricity price according to the predicted generated energy and the charging demand information provided by the intelligent terminal, and the electric quantity distribution of the electric automobile is coordinated by adopting an evolutionary game method. The microgrid control center collects aggregated electric vehicle demand information through the intelligent terminal, adjusts electricity price information according to aggregated electric quantity demand of the electric vehicles and predicted generated energy, and simultaneously broadcasts the information to the intelligent terminal, a man-machine interaction module A2 of the intelligent terminal adjusts charging demand by taking the maximum utility function of a user as a target, and determines specific charging and discharging behaviors of each time period of the electric vehicles, and the process can be modeled into an evolution game model with demand response, as shown in FIG. 3.
Electric vehicles in a microgrid are considered as a group consisting of N consumers, and v is 1, … N.
Dividing 24 hours a day into a series of T time intervals, defined as τ ═ τ1,…,τT}, taking the set τ as a division interval of [0, 24), where [ U ] ]t∈{1，...，T}τt＝τ，
Assuming that the cost of power generation is the same at all times t, the utility function for each electric vehicle can be expressed as:
Wi(qi，q-i)＝υi(qi)-qip(||qt||1)+Ii(q)
wherein q isiIndicating the daily power consumption of the ith electric vehicle,
q-irepresents the daily consumption of electric power by aggregated electric vehicles except the ith electric vehicle,
υi(qi) Representing the estimated daily power consumption function of the ith electric vehicle,
||qt||1representing the aggregated electrical consumption of the electric vehicle over a given time period t,
wherein, p (| q)t||1) And (3) representing the price of electricity provided to the user by the microgrid control center for a given time period t:
C(||qt||1)＝β||qt||1 2+b||qt||1
wherein, C (| q)t||1) Representing the power generation cost in the time period t of the microgrid, and beta and b representing power generation characteristic parameters;
wherein the excitation function IiThe form of (q) is as follows:
Ii(q)＝(||qt -i||1)(hi(||q-i||)-p(||qt||1))
wherein, | | qt -i||1Represents the aggregated power consumption of electric vehicles other than the ith electric vehicle for a given period of time t, | q-i| | represents the daily aggregated electricity consumption of the electric vehicles other than the ith electric vehicle;
hi(||q-i| |) is a design function that evaluates the external effects brought by each electric vehicle:
hi(||q-i||)＝||q-i||
wherein > 0 is a characteristic parameter indicating daily aggregated electricity consumption of electric vehicles other than the ith electric vehicle;
stage P1:
the daily power consumption of the ith electric vehicle is estimated as:
the electric quantity consumption of the population at a given time t is vector
The combined power consumption of the whole population is:
q＝[q1 T,...，qN T]T
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evaluating a function
Consumption of electric power provided to the ith electric vehicle at the t-th time interval
An estimation is performed.
p(·)：
The electricity price provided by the micro-grid control center to the electric vehicle user is represented by real number to real number mapping.
The aggregated charge consumption at a given time t is defined as
The broadcast program sends a two-dimensional signal, i.e., (q, I) to each electric vehiclei)。
Stage P3:
each electric automobile responds to own electric quantity consumption qi. Incentives modify their payment prices based on the relative consumption of the electric vehicles, which adjust the charging demand based on the incentive, returning to stage P1.
The rolling optimization process can be solved by utilizing simulation software such as Matlab, AnyLogic and the like;
without loss of generality, the solution is performed by using an evolutionary game tool box inside Matlab, where the evolutionary dynamic equations are replicon dynamic equations:
random initial state:
G＝struct('P',P,'n',n,'f',@fitness_user,'ode','ode45','time',time,'tol',0.000001,'m',m)；
G.dynamics＝{'rd'}。
g is an evolutionary game structure function of the population;
'P' represents a formal parameter of population number;
p represents an actual parameter of the population number, and can be set to be 1 without loss of generality;
'n' represents a formal parameter of the maximum value of the strategy number of each population, n represents an actual parameter of the maximum value of the strategy number of each population, and the value of n can be taken as 24 without loss of generality;
'f' is a function for calculating the fitness of each group strategy, and @ fixness _ user is a function actually used in the simulation process, and the self-defined fixness _ user () is used without loss of generality;
'ode' indicates that the simulation uses a differential equation solver to calculate the evolution process, 'ode45' indicates a specific form of the differential equation solver used in the simulation process, and other solvers provided by a tool box can also be used. (ii) a The 'time' represents the form parameter of the simulation running time, the time represents the actual parameter of the simulation running time, and the value of the time can be 60ms in the simulation process without loss of generality;
'tol' represents a formal parameter of the accuracy of the ode45 solver, and 0.000001 represents that the actual value of the accuracy of the solver used in the simulation process is 0.000001;
'm' represents a formal parameter of the pure strategy number of each population, m represents an actual parameter of the pure strategy number of each population, and m can be taken as an ons (P,1) matrix without loss of generality;
dynamics { 'rd' } indicates that the population is evolved using the replicon dynamics equation 'rd' equation.
S5: and determining the dispatching condition of the electric rescue vehicle according to the electric quantity demand of the electric automobile and the charge state of the electric rescue vehicle. If the electric rescue vehicle is needed and the vehicle can be dispatched, the S6 is entered, otherwise, the notch electric quantity is purchased from the large power grid and the S8 is entered. The electric rescue vehicle has bidirectional charge and discharge characteristics, namely two behaviors of 'power storage' and 'discharge'. When scheduling, it is necessary to consider whether there is a suitable vehicle, for example, if the microgrid power is surplus, the storage is considered, and a vehicle with an empty scheduling power is considered first. If there are no vehicles with low battery, other fixed energy storage devices are considered or the energy storage is abandoned. If the electric quantity of the microgrid is a gap, the discharge characteristic of the electric rescue vehicle needs to be considered, and the vehicle with the full or existing electric quantity needs to be dispatched. If there is no electric rescue vehicle that can provide the discharge, a gap amount of electricity needs to be purchased from the large power grid.
S6: the communication module C1 receives the scheduling message from the piconet controlling center communication module B3. And the mobile control module C2 performs path planning according to the energy scheduling information of the microgrid control center, controls the movement of the electric rescue vehicle, and makes the electric rescue vehicle reach a specified place and perform driving record.
S7: the charge and discharge module C3 carries out charge and discharge through the bidirectional charge and discharge device D according to the energy scheduling information from the microgrid control center, realizes that the electric quantity is transmitted to the microgrid at the electric quantity emergency moment, and carries out charge energy storage at the electric quantity surplus moment.
S8: the communication module A3 receives energy scheduling information sent by the communication module B3 from the microgrid control center, the charge and discharge control module A1 of the intelligent terminal in real-time operation automatically controls the charge and discharge of the electric automobile through the bidirectional charge and discharge device D, and the human-computer interaction module A2 pays the charge fee.
The present embodiment takes a microgrid energy scheduling process of a certain residential community as an example for explanation:
when a certain electric automobile is connected into the micro-grid of the residential community, the following processes are carried out:
s01: the method comprises the following steps that an electric vehicle owner returns to a community at night, a networking time interval and required electric quantity of the electric vehicle on the next day are declared through a vehicle-mounted intelligent terminal, the required electric quantity reaches 100% when the electric vehicle leaves, and specific information of the networking time interval is shown in a table 1 (work and rest in the nine-night five types, wherein 1 represents networking, 0 represents non-networking, the time interval is divided into 24 hours in one day, and each hour is one time interval):
TABLE 1 electric vehicle networking sessions
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1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 |
| Whether to network or not | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Time period | 13 | 14 | 15 | 16 | 17 | 18 | 19 | 20 | 21 | 22 | 23 | 24 |
| Whether to network or not | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 |
S02: the intelligent terminal reports the networking time interval of the electric vehicle on the next day reported by the vehicle owner and the required electric quantity to the microgrid control center, and information interaction between the intelligent terminal and the energy scheduling module of the microgrid control center is achieved.
S03: and the micro-grid control center predicts the power generation time interval and the power generation rate of the new energy power supply such as wind energy, light energy and solar energy in the micro-grid according to the weather forecast information. Specific power generation information is shown in table 2:
table 2 generated energy of one day of the microgrid of the residential district
S04: an incentive plan (indirect disclosure mechanism) was introduced to maximize the aggregate surplus of electric car populations. Each electric vehicle may be considered an agent, and each agent may implement an evolving dynamic equation to find the best resource allocation. And the micro-grid control center formulates a corresponding electricity price according to the predicted generated energy and the charging information provided by the intelligent terminal, and coordinates the electricity distribution of the electric vehicle users by adopting an evolutionary game method.
The microgrid control center collects aggregated electric vehicle demand information through the intelligent terminal, adjusts electricity price information according to aggregated electric quantity demand of the electric vehicle, broadcasts time-of-use electricity price to the intelligent terminal, the fact that the utility function of a user is the maximum target adjustment charging requirement is achieved inside the intelligent terminal, and the process can be modeled as an evolution game model with demand response.
S05: and then, the microgrid control center determines the scheduling condition of the electric rescue vehicle according to the electric quantity demand of the electric vehicle and the charge state of the electric rescue vehicle. When dispatching, whether a proper vehicle exists or not needs to be considered, if the electric quantity of the microgrid is a gap, the discharge characteristic of the electric rescue vehicle needs to be considered, and the vehicle with the full or electric quantity needs to be dispatched. If the electric rescue vehicle can be dispatched, the S06 is entered, otherwise, the notch electric quantity is purchased from the large power grid and the S08 is entered.
S06: and the electric rescue vehicle receives the scheduling information from the microgrid control center, carries out path planning according to the scheduling information and controls the electric rescue vehicle to move to the cell at the peak of power utilization.
S07: the electric rescue vehicle carries out charging and discharging according to energy scheduling information from the microgrid control center, and transmits electric quantity to the microgrid at the moment of electric quantity peak.
S087: the intelligent terminal in real-time operation automatically controls the charging and discharging of the electric automobile, and charges the charging fee without the participation of people.
The foregoing detailed description of the preferred embodiments of the invention has been presented. It should be understood that numerous modifications and variations could be devised by those skilled in the art in light of the present teachings without departing from the inventive concepts. Therefore, the technical solutions available to those skilled in the art through logic analysis, reasoning and limited experiments based on the prior art according to the concept of the present invention should be within the scope of protection defined by the claims.
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1. A micro-grid electric automobile charge and discharge control system with self-distributed electric quantity is characterized by comprising a vehicle-mounted intelligent terminal, a micro-grid control center, an electric rescue vehicle and a bidirectional charge and discharge device, wherein,
the vehicle-mounted intelligent terminal is arranged in the electric automobile and used for collecting next-day electric quantity demand information, receiving power price information broadcasted by the microgrid control center and generating an electric automobile charging and discharging strategy based on the power price information;
the microgrid control center receives the next-day electric quantity demand information of each electric vehicle, and generates electricity price information and an energy scheduling control instruction of the electric rescue vehicle based on the predicted microgrid power generation information and the next-day electric quantity demand information;
the electric rescue vehicle carries out charging and discharging scheduling based on the energy scheduling control instruction;
the bidirectional charging and discharging device is arranged between the electric automobile and the microgrid and between the electric rescue vehicle and the microgrid, so that charging and discharging of the electric automobile and the electric rescue vehicle are realized.
2. The microgrid electric vehicle charging and discharging control system for self-distribution of electric quantity as claimed in claim 1, wherein the next day electric quantity demand information includes a networking time period of the next day of the electric vehicle and a demanded electric quantity.
3. The micro-grid electric vehicle charging and discharging control system for self-distribution of electric quantity according to claim 1, wherein the vehicle-mounted intelligent terminal generates an electric vehicle charging and discharging strategy with a maximum utility function target based on the electricity price information.
4. The charging and discharging control system for the microgrid electric vehicle with self-distributed electric quantity of claim 1, characterized in that the microgrid power generation information comprises power generation amount of each time period of the next day, and the microgrid power generation information is obtained based on weather forecast information prediction.
5. The micro-grid electric vehicle charging and discharging control system capable of automatically distributing electric quantity according to claim 1, wherein the micro-grid control center generates electricity price information and an energy dispatching control instruction of an electric rescue vehicle by adopting an evolutionary game model with demand response.
6. The microgrid electric vehicle charging and discharging control system for self-distribution of electric quantity according to claim 1, wherein the microgrid control center generates an energy scheduling control command of an electric rescue vehicle by taking the state of charge of the electric rescue vehicle into consideration at the same time.
7. The microgrid electric vehicle charging and discharging control system for self-distribution of electric quantity according to claim 1, characterized in that when the microgrid control center generates an energy scheduling control instruction of the electric rescue vehicle, it determines whether there is a suitable electric rescue vehicle, and executes corresponding operations according to the determination result, specifically:
when the electric quantity of the microgrid is surplus, judging whether an electric rescue vehicle with the electric quantity not full exists, if so, generating an energy dispatching control instruction for the electric rescue vehicle, and if not, not generating the energy dispatching control instruction;
when the electric quantity of the micro-grid has a gap, judging whether an electric vehicle with full or electric quantity exists, if so, generating an energy dispatching control instruction for the electric vehicle, and if not, generating an instruction for purchasing electricity from the large-grid.
8. The system of claim 1, wherein the electric rescue vehicle is shared by a plurality of micro grids in a region.
9. The microgrid electric vehicle charging and discharging control system for self-distribution of electric quantity according to claim 1, characterized in that the electric rescue vehicle generates a path plan based on the energy dispatching control instruction, and performs corresponding charging and discharging operations after moving to a target microgrid based on the path plan.
10. The micro-grid electric vehicle charging and discharging control system achieving electric quantity self-distribution according to claim 1, wherein the vehicle-mounted intelligent terminal achieves charging fee payment based on an electric vehicle charging and discharging strategy.
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